We believe neighborhood development can and should benefit all our neighbors.
Neighborhood Plans
Planning
Neighborhood Revitalization Plan in 2027.
What is Planning?
Neighborhood plans help guide an area’s development. They are created with extensive community participation. The planning process is a chance for neighbors, business owners, investors, and civic leaders to learn, exchange ideas, and imagine the future of their community together.
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The plan outlines eight major goals which continue to guide the BTB Coalition's collaborative efforts in the community:
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Improve public safety and mitigate the drug market
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Strategically rehabilitate housing
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Reduce vacant land and improve the community’s green space
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Spur capital investment with the Orinoka Civic House development
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Calm traffic in residential areas and improve local streets
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Promote community cohesion and celebrate neighborhood diversity
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Rebuild the neighborhood through economic development and environmental justice
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Invest in human capital
For more information on how we’re implementing the plan, please contact Nicole at (240) 681-9702 or 4U2VoiceYourOpinion@gmail.com.
List to be updated.
Other Neighborhood Plans
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Active Years: Operated from 1943 to 1987 as a storage yard for scrap materials and hazardous waste from regional military installations. [1, 2]
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Listing: Added to the U.S. EPA National Priorities List (Superfund) in May 1999 due to groundwater and soil contamination
The former Brandywine Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) Yard is an 8-acre inactive U.S. Department of Defense facility located at 14180 Brandywine Road, Brandywine, Maryland, managed administratively by Joint Base Andrews. [1, 2]​